Scott and Arnie welcome return guest Eric Stern back to the What Do You Know airwaves. This week, they tackle the Chauvin trial and guilty verdict, COVID-19 information and media, as well as police reform and other issues facing our community. A senior advisor to two Montana Governors (Schweitzer and Bullock), Stern is a Helena based lawyer, TV commentator, journalist, senior counsel and strategist to two governors, and tax appeals judge.

Arnie and Scott welcome back a favorite WDYK guest -- the Director of Athletics for the University of Montana - Kent Haslam. Haslam talks about all things Griz, the impact of COVID-19 on college athletics, and the challenges and opportunities that have come up over the past 14 months. This is a great listen for all Griz fans.

Kent Haslam was named the 17th Director of Athletics at the University of Montana on Sept. 17, 2012. He was hired after previously serving as the department’s Associate Director of Athletics for Development since 2006.

In an era when gender discrimination in sports was the norm, Coach Robin Selvig built a “house” of inclusion and empowerment at the University of Montana by recruiting female athletes from ranches, farms and Native reservations. This compelling story is told in the new Amazon Prime film The House that Rob Built. This week, Arnie and Scott welcome back the film’s Director, Writer and Producer Megan Harrington to the show. Harrington was first on What Do You Know back in 2017 to talk about the film in its earliest stages of production.

Scott and Arnie welcome owner of the SBG (Straight Blast Gym) Bekah Nolte and competitive Jiu Jitsu student Karin Ferguson to the show. They talk all things martial arts with a focus on the growing community of women students and competitors here in Missoula and Western Montana.

Scott and Arnie welcome documentarian Michèle Ohayon and her guest Allison Hudson from the new Netflix original Strip Down, Rise Up. This new film from Academy Award Nominated director Michèle Ohayon follows women of all ages and ethnic backgrounds who heal trauma and body image shame through sensual dance and daring pole dance artistry.

Arnie and Scott welcome music publicist, artist manager and the curator of live music at The Standard in New York City – Annie Ohayon. Annie has worked with everyone from Laurie Anderson, Lou Reed, Pearl Jam, Peter Gabriel, Phillip Glass and so many more during her nearly 40 year career in the music business. Starting in politics, in the mid-80s, this Israeli born professional has done and seen a ton over the past 5 decades. Listen in here.

Cindy Farr, Incident Commander - COVID-19 Response Health Promotion Division Director Missoula City-County Health Department. We talk about COVID-19 testing and vaccines, how Missoula is working with the state and federal government, and the resources the community can access on behalf of the pandemic.

Scott and Arnie welcome Michael Braun back to the show. We kick off 2021 and speak to Mike about education and business in a post COVID world, and how this impacts the community here in Missoula, as well as nationally and internationally. Mike is a University of Montana professor as well as importer / Educator / Director Of Corporate Training at University of Montana. Mike talks about his new wine import business, and how the consumer etc finds new and exciting, smaller unit productions of Italian wines.

Join Scott and Arnie, as they speak to their guest, back for her annual visit to WDYK - Ilene Waterstone. Ilene is the personal assistant to comedy legend Steve Martin. On this episode, Ilene discusses what its like living inLos Angeles during COVID 19 for the past 10 months, her work in raising awareness for masks and social distancing, and all things sports and entertainment. She also talks about the 2020 election, and what she's looking forward to in 2021.

Scott and Arnie welcome legendary Missoula broadcaster, writer and historian Jim Harmon to the show. Harmon talks about the state of journalism both locally and nationally, as well as his new book from Stoneydale Press – The Sneakin’est’ Man that Ever Was – Headline Stories of Montana’s Early Days